SNEAK PEEK! Pages 1 and 2 from “Mary Shelley in Frankenstein’s Castle,” a story written by Nicola Cuti that I’m illustrating for The CREEPS # 12, coming later this year…
Posts Tagged ‘frankenstein’
“Mary Shelley in Frankenstein’s Castle!”
Posted: July 6, 2017 in Comic Books, Digital ArtTags: classic, comics, frankenstein, horror, mary shelley, monsters, nicola cuti, the creeps
TALES OF FRANKENSTEIN
Posted: July 6, 2017 in Comic Books, Digital Art, Graphic NovelsTags: comics, don glut, frankenstein, graphic novel, horror
SPECIAL PREVIEW! Here’s page 1 from “My Creation, My Beloved,” the story I’m illustrating in the graphic novel adaptation of Don Glut’s new movie TALES OF FRANKENSTEIN, which will be published by Pulp 2.0 Press. Also featuring art by Mike Vosburg, Brian Postman and Jim Craig, with an introduction by Jim Steranko! Coming later this year!
THE CREEPS!
Posted: May 16, 2017 in Comic Books, Digital ArtTags: anthology, classic, comics, creeps, dracula, drawing, frankenstein, horror, monsters, warrant publishing, werewolves, wolfman
I’ve been doing a lot of work recently for THE CREEPS magazine, a horror anthology that’s a creepy throwback to the old Warren titles, Creepy and Eerie! It’s been fun drawing these stories and working with such master writers such as Nicola Cuti and Don Glut, among others! Here’s a couple of splash pages from my stories appearing in THE CREEPS # 11, available now at fine comic shops and Barnes & Noble book stores everywhere! You can also order THE CREEPS direct from http://www.thecreepsmagazine.com/
The Lost World…
Posted: September 29, 2011 in Digital Art, Graphic NovelsTags: cintiq, classic, comics, dark horse comics, dick briefer, digital inks, frankenstein, horror, martin powell, sequential pulp
Since I’m working on a graphic novel based on Dick Briefer’s version of Frankenstein from the 1950s, I’ve been researching Briefer’s Frankenstein comics. I came upon an entertaining tale called “World of Monsters” from Frankenstein #21, 1952. In this story, Frankie stumbles across a “lost world” atop a plateau in “arid” Arizona, complete with dinosaurs and jungle girls, and that was the inspiration for the 2 pieces presented here. Click pics to enlarge!
Portrait of a Monster
Posted: September 28, 2011 in Digital Art, Graphic NovelsTags: cintiq, classic, dark horse comics, dick briefer, digital inks, frankenstein, golden age, horror, martin powell, sequential pulp, wacom
A portrait featuring a rather distinguished Monster of Frankenstein. Digital pencils and inkwash. Writer Martin Powell and I are bringing Dick Briefer’s THE MONSTER OF FRANKENSTEIN back to life in our new graphic novel, inspired by the classic non-code horror series of the 1950s. Published by Sequential Pulp/Dark Horse Comics in 2012.